Installations

npm install browser-has-hover

Developer Guide

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Typescript

Yes

Module System

CommonJS

Node Version

9.9.0

NPM Version

6.0.1 Pull Requests

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TypeScript

TypeScript (100%)

Developer

bameyrick

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11 Commits

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1 Contributors

Updated on Dec 22, 2022

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.0.0

Package Id

browser-has-hover@1.0.0

Unpacked Size

44.93 kB

Size

13.26 kB

File Count

5

NPM Version

6.0.1

Node Version

9.9.0

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Dev Dependencies

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husky lint-staged prettier tslint tslint-plugin-prettier typescript

browser-has-hover

Adds a has-hover class to the body if the user can hover with their device (i.e. not a touch device), which allows you to write conditional CSS to only apply hover pseudo selectors if the has-hover class exists, preventing the double click issue on touch devices. Also exposes a hasHover constant to be used in your JavaScript.

Install

You can install via npm or yarn.

npm

1npm install --save browser-has-hover

yarn

1yarn add browser-has-hover

Usage

You can import using ES6 imports. You can just import the library if you only want it to add the has-hover class to the body.

1import 'browser-has-hover';

1.button {
2	// button styles
3}
4
5.has-hover .button:hover {
6	// button styles for hover
7}

If you need to know whether the browser has hover from your JavaScript you can import the constant like so:

1import { hasHover } 'browser-has-hover';
2
3if (hasHover) {
4	// Do stuff for if the browser has hover
5}

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Score

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/10

Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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